AI for Turvo. Triaged along the keel.
Turvo runs your brokerage on a collaborative, API-first TMS. Keelway sits on top of it — reading every carrier email on a Turvo-posted load, extracting the rate, scoring trust against FMCSA, and calling Turvo's API to write the accepted carrier + rate back the moment you pick.
Why Turvo brokerages still need an email triage layer
Turvo's big bet is that freight works better when broker, carrier, and shipper all collaborate on the same shipment record. That bet pays off after a carrier is booked — status updates, exceptions, and shipper visibility all flow through Turvo's collaborative UI cleanly.
Before the carrier is booked, though, most brokers are still triaging 30–50 email replies to a posted load. Those replies come from carriers outside the Turvo network — the ones who saw your DAT or Truckstop posting and responded to your broker email. Keelway closes that gap and hands off cleanly to Turvo the moment you accept.
What Keelway adds to Turvo
Every carrier reply, triaged in seconds
FMCSA trust score on every reply
Top five along the keel
Accepted carrier flows into Turvo
API-first deployment — clean for modern brokerages
Because Turvo ships a well-documented public API, Keelway deploys without needing CSV imports, RPA bots, or screen-scraping. A single Turvo service token plus Gmail OAuth gets you to steady state in under two weeks.
Deployment alongside Turvo
- Day 1–2. Gmail OAuth + Turvo API token exchanged. Keelway starts reading carrier replies.
- Day 3–5. Ranking weights calibrated from your last 30 days of accepted quotes in Turvo's shipment history.
- Day 6–8. Turvo API write-back live. First accepted carriers flow into shipment records.
- Day 9–12. Flagged suspected double-broker emails labeled; Keelway's fraud detector tunes to your book.
- Day 13+. Steady state.
For the full capability breakdown independent of TMS, see Carrier Email Automation. Running a different TMS? See Tai · McLeod · Aljex · Revenova.